Veteran Fire Department Adds New Members
The department welcomes 37 new firefighters to boost strength to a record level. Maynard A Hinte, 20, and Thomas Dunlap, 22, join today at the Contra fire station after prior city service. They begin probationary training as they learn new methods under Chief Bates.
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Ive Weterana
Cniet Bates
Rodar
Fire Department
Contra
Fie
Maynard 'A
Tenth Street
Anpointes
Alatus
Thomas Dunlap
Weal” River Street
Bouth
Burglary at Columbia Milla Golf Course Elo House Theft
Deputy sheriffs report a night break in at Columbia Milla Golf Course elo house. A safe containing about $2080 was taken after being moved 40 feet to the edge of the building and blasted open. A metal cabinet with $400 remained untouched. Entry was gained via a window while Markhart slept upstairs.
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Bhipataee
Columbia Milla
Elo House
Intermel
Markhart
Tanader
Wan Asleegs
Vala Muttn
Afi
Ambrose Kiseel
Hurkmart
Campers and Firemen Face Changes in Avon and Norwalk
A list of local residents and campers includes John Marshall and Arthur Nemes among names from Avon and Norwalk figures Char len Leidheiser and Roland Higgins. Wayne Farmer and Lasd Kinney are slated to start in the coming weeks, fire department staffing shifts are noted, and Edward Barnett of 927 Clinton Avenue was arrested for disorderly conduct after a Harley shop incident.
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John Marshall
Arthur
Nemes
Jurn Rader
John Russert
David Russert
Dick Smith
Dick Spike
Epi
Billy’ Standen
Taylor
Johny Tite
Dale A. Barber
Don M. Barber
Grattan
Lee Cory
Jeff Shipley
Avon
Robert Fordnam
Norwalk
Charlen Leidheiser
Def Dickason
Douglas
Francis
Vermilion
Rouger J. Roythem
Walntl Street
Deaths and Obituaries in Cleveland Area
Obituary notices report the deaths of Avausta Hele gremh, Gubday, and Ethel F. Mantle in Ohio towns, with details on survivors, funeral arrangements, and burial plans. Separate notices list W. Raymond Bonney and Miss Mantle, including service times, locations, and cemeteries. A continuing financial news section discusses wage controls, food subsidies, and price regulations affecting states and the District of Columbia as Truman urges compliance.
Local Soldier Home After 18 Months Service
Natunal Epi, Robert G. Nell i re ye Vastem Sales a did. hie parents. Me. a Mrs. Billworth Nielsen. B46 Roat River' street fearn that he had been awarded the Purple Heart for injuries received. On March 19, 108, he was back in his country after 18 months of service. He called his parents from New Jersey to share the news. He also received the Brande! Staceter bravery award, the Presidential Civic tion Good Conduct Medal, Combat Infantryman’s Badge, and no major battle. He is expected to arrive home this week with a discharge from the Army. He graduated from Elyria High School two years ago.
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Natunal Epi
Robert G. Nelli
Billworth Nielsen
Roat River
Fearn
Clemiane
New Jersey
Oph Nielken
Elyria High School
Silent Detonation Watch Aboard Appalachian
Observers aboard the Appalachian Lingst faced a surreal scene as a wave of H hurtled past and a shore wave slapped the side of the ship. Radio operators and reporters reported the progress of the Dave a Dream aircraft bomb drop with a continuous monotone over the loudspeakers.
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Ship A
Dave A
Court House Notices and Local Divorces Reported
A series of court actions includes a deputy sheriff filing charges for driving and failing to stop at a traffic signal, a Lorain property transfer suit for $6900, and quitclaim filings in Columbia Station. Several divorces were granted for neglect, cruelty, or absence with custody and support orders. cases involve Anna Bresnen, Anna Sutak, Rose White, and others, with judges Findley Cook and Finchey named.
Four motorists fined by mayor in Lorain session
Myron Gott of Wellington was fined 18 dollars and costs after arrest on May 20 for reckless driving. Levering Palmar of Lorain faced 10 dollars plus costs for a safety stop violation at Broad Street and West Avenue. Frank Poore of Lorain was fined 10 dollars and costs for a similar offense. Donald Bell of Lorain 1958 Fast Avenue paid 10 dollars and costs for reckless riding on Broad Street. Robert Stone, 223 Mar Avenue, had reckless driving charges dismissed after trial.
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A. R. Agate
Myron Gott
Wellington
Lodi Street
Lake Avenue
Lorain
Broad Street
West Avenue
Frank ‘Poore
Sa Place
Donald Bell
Fast Avenue
War
Costa
Robert
Stone
Mar
Avenue
Money To Get Sore Costs Fuller in Police Court
Cleveland resident Charen Fuller learned in police court that it costs money to use a long distance call and to get a call through an operator. Fuller was arrested in a city hall telephone booth after an officer overheard him speaking harshly to the operator. He faced intoxication and related charges as officials noted securities transfer concerns.
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Charen Fuller
Cleveland
Fuller
Matey
Call For Children To Pick Beans
A Farm Labor Office appeal seeks children to assist with bean and cherry picking amid scarce helpers. Farmers report rising demand and larger turnout expected tomorrow, though today only a portion of needed youth appeared. Authorities note trucks will transport helpers, with limited payment and supervision by local farm partners.
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Bistia Society
Pam Mater
Suildnet
Strottage
Lotain
Rent Hikes Hit Cleveland as Property Owners Seek Increases
Scattered reports show rent increases of 18 to 40 percent in Cleveland amid discussions by Joseph Wurat, president of the Apartment Owners' Association, that adjustments might be expected. Small property owners argue for 18020 percent boosts to cover past losses. At the Cleveland Union Stock Yards, hogs, cattle, and calves sold 3 or more higher than last week, with a slow market and ceilings unclear. OPA Rent Director Karl M. Duldner urged residents to report any hikes in rents.
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Cleveland
Joseph
Wurat
Ner
Apartment Mouse” Owners’ Association
Cleveland Union
OPA
Karl, M.duldner
Former Amplosed Official From Moet Company
An aged former official from the Peuer Company of Moet has been identified. The individual, once a public figure, is reported to have moved to a quiet life after a lengthy career. Details on current residence and activities remain limited, with authorities noting no immediate public risk.
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Mil Fenihe
Jeneha
Peuer Company
Moeta
Sinsteed
Barber Shop Quartet Men Move Meeting To Tuesday
The Elytia chapter of the Sociéty for the Preservation and Entours agement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America moves its biweekly meeting to tomorrow due to a holiday. The group will gather at 1 o clock, Alfred Gillian, 18, Woodford Avenue, was arrested near Brod Chestnut Street at 7 p.m. Saturday for intonation. He is to be arraigned later. Police Chief Stankard notes 240 Jewish refugees have arrived in Haifa, Syria after six years wandering Europe.
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Elytia
Sociéty For the Preservation and Entoursagement
Ametica
Mursday
Alfred Gillian
Woodford Aveenue
Brod
Stankard
Europe
Haifa
Syria
Funeral rites planned as family mourns loss in city
A report notes a relative Bri had been a member of the public service pony. Soni Fon on a trip to California could not secure Chicago plane reservations. funeral services are set for the streetday with burial in Santa Monica. A surviving granddaughter and two other grandchildren are mentioned alongside Mr Johnson.
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W. Raymond
New New London
W. Raymond Bonney
New London
Cleveland
Hin
Daisy T
Eugene
Ross
Sackett Funeral Home
Grove Street
Sini
Ibiot
Conan
Ohis
Soni Fon
Caliernia
Chitago
Los Angeles
Etheetoy
Banta
Monien
Rene
Earl Ars
Me. Johnson
Pone
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Ambulance Service
Sedgeman Oberlin
Oho
Ee Ae Om
Bates
Edward” Barnett
Clinton Avenue
Harley Motorcycle
Weak Avenue
PoligerChief
EJ. Stankard
Tomers
Cus Coal and Supply Co
Murbach
W. Bridge Bt
Yee
Rofbuck and CO
Bummer
Gay
Bsiti
Elyria
Algubta Nolgran
Amherst
Avausta Helegremh
Ameral
Auddeniy
Totcas
Gubday
Henne
Bee Mathes
Iildetrandt
Amber
Wednesdy
Werman Klark
Old Stone Church
Wisters
Waa
Bofial
Cleveland Avenue Cemetery
Man Mian Hawking
Mere
Bessie Clare Mawkien
Patrelman
Eric Mawkien
Hanntoey Ib Bagron Lie
Ae He-Aas
Menriette
Helene Charel
Mawkins
Fort Eilsweeth
Judd Ann’ Hmawkinn
Iother Caelapantaing
Nickels Funetst Nome
Wari
Westveld
Oberie
Ethel F. Mantle
Ethel F. Munside
McKinley Acheol
Oxford Avenue
Miss Mantle
Ely Tla
First Methodist Church
Circle 8
WSCS
Elizabeth Abbe
Nellie “Mantle
Edward Mantle
Sudrax
Homer
W. Court
Eawn Cemetery
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Truman
Con- Myers
P. R. Smith & CO
Glveia Gov Ride
Union Pac
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Dougtass
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Aisto
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Goodyear
Aly Packard
Bethlchem Beard
Interlake
Anaconda
Kennecott
Atlantic
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Amer Power & Light
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Laure Pat
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Facquiet
Edward Magnant
Psut
Tennie Das Eoty
Lorelti
Louis Berehak
Columbia Station
William Berciak
Sarah Yerbrougt
Mogah
Anna Bresnen
John
D. A. Cook
Anna
Sutak Wa
Emil
D. A. Cosk
William Perrin
Pauline
Guy B. Finchey
Rose White
Ora
Guy B. Findley
Fulton Funeral Home
Grafton, Ohio
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Bikini
Barber Shop
Sudro-Curtis Ambulance
Feoorpatstel
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